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[QUOTE="CardiacAndre7, post: 5324992, member: 5132"]
Okay I guess I can break it down.

Views/eyes on the league. Warriors-Cavs was an All-Time Rivalry. The 2016 Finals may have been the best ever. I mean he made Draymond call KD crying and begging for him to join the Warriors, influencing the next stage of their great dynasty and aiding in creating arguably the greatest team ever.

Jersey Sales. International influence. Shoes, Podcasts that get a lot of views. Again, as I mentioned, being the largest media force/topic in the 2000’s. NBA players and youth players looking up to him, some considering him the GOAT. He’s been in movies.

Besides shoes, what does Jordan do influence-wise nowadays. He isn’t really in the public eye much, which, good for him. He was an awful majority owner for the Hornets, by literally all accounts.

I’m not arguing LeBron is more influential All-Time, the prompt was since 2000. I seriously can’t see how some say Jordan is most influential in that period, other than blind lust for the guy.
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